We backpacked into Supai because I have such fond memories of the trip that I took down there with my family as a kid. The town is still dusty and the food at the cafe is horrible. However, the falls are magnificent and I'd still recommend it as a destination for that reason alone. What made me so sad about... more

I say that the Indians were rude, and that is true, but don't let that keep you away from seeing these amazing falls! The village is clearly a hell hole and the people seem unfriendly and unhappy, but I was not. I smiled and said hello to everyone regardless of there stand-offish behavior. The hike to the falls in mid... more

Yes, its a litle funky down on the rez. Its not the National Park, so don't expect a pristine wilderness experience. But the location makes it worth everything else, including some pretty grueling hiking if you do it wrong! (Wrong is: leaving the campground to hike out in the summer at 7AM. You should leave around 3:30 or 4am to... more

Entering Supai Village you immediatly realize you have entered an area not unlike a third world country. Although the falls are the most beautiful I have ever seen, it is important to know the dangers before you take this trip. Backpacker Magazine, June 2007, has a great article on the crime and hazards of this area. I traveled with 3... more